My trip to Malaysia

On the first week of the June Holidays, I went to Malaysia.
In total, I spent 5 days and 4 nights. For the first 2 days, we drove up to Bukit Tinggi. It was very fun, as every night, there will be performances by some Chinese acrobats. The hotel was french- themed and our room was like a house. It was a double-story room and each bedroom was huge, with a big area for us to play around in.
The food that they served was mainly pasta, and my favourite part of eating there is that while we eat, there will be some musicians that will go round playing the songs that we asked to hear.
Through all this fun and entertainment, it has to be broken by the calls of my parents to drive back. However, the trip was not over, we drove down to KL to stay with my grandparents. We did not really do much there as mostly we just went shopping.
Although not much was done, I really wished that the trip would last longer as i really wanted to accompany my grandparents.

My favourite place is home.

Among all the places I have ever been, I still love home the most. My home has everything that I need, paper, pens, tables, chairs, and most importantly, my family. At home, I can feel the presence of them even if they are still at work or school. I can also feel the love from them and I feel very comfortable when I do my work or play. The shouts and laughter of my parents and siblings makes my home so homely and cozy. That is why home is my favourite place.

Creativity is not inborned.

People become creative by reading and thinking. As we grow, we can slowly build up the creativity level. How? In life there will be many sorts of motivation that will allow us to become more creative. This can only happen when we have the courage to share our thoughts and in the same way, share our creativity. So if you want to write interesting essays, you should start by thinking in dept and share your thoughts. You never know until you share, maybe your idea is the best ever thought of!

Courtesy means a lot to me as just a simple 'please' and 'thank you' can immediately brighten up one's glum day.Maybe something funny or something pleasant to the ear would be just enough to light up a big grin. :):):)

Courtesy must also be shown through your tone and actions, but most probably, a smile would do the trick! A glum 'thanks' will never ever help anyone in fact, you yourself may even feel more bored.

That is how amazing a little courtesy and a small smile can bring so much happiness to everyone's plain, dull, simle life!

Cheers!!!;)

The gymnastics competition is finally over!!!

I can't believe it, I did not even fall off the balance beam, not even once, not even for my backwalk or cartwheel!!! My score was 11.5 and that was beyond my expectations.It was even high enough for me to be in the top eight competitors which means I could enter the finals. Hee Hee...

I also got into the finals for the floor exercise with 11.5 too. I did not think it was really good but I was in the finals and that is good!!!

As for bar and vault, I will say it was OK but not good enough... Sad Me...

In the finals, I did not do as well as before. Did not win any individual prize. Anyway, our team won 3rd. Happy Me!!

Family or object?

Never an object but always family.

If objects are more important, it will mean that it is more important than your family's love for you. Which means that you still can live on without depression without your family's love. Those are impossible for me. I can never live a life without my family members. Jades, rubies, diamond rings...these items are great but not as great as love. You can buy jewels from shops but you can't buy love. You don't see bottles labelled "love" in shops along the street, do you?

That is why love can never be more important than any objects, no matter how precious it is to you.

I've always wanted to go to many different places around the world to see the amazing sights of our beautiful Earth.

I have always been fascinated by the Japanese as when I was young, I never thought that people could eat raw food. I have always watched documentaries about people eating one of the world's most poisonous fish, drinking turtle's blood...
As I have never been to Japan before, I really wish to go there one day with my siblings, cousins and friends to see the Sakura flower at full bloom.

There are many places in the world I have never been to before(Korea, China, Australia, New Zealand...etc.)but I know that I cannot be greedy and go to all the places I desire to go to. Right now, my main priority is to do well in school subjects and pass my PSLE with flying colours.